[CLA1101] - Final Exam Guide - Everything you need to know! (84 pages long)

• School: University of Ottawa
• Department: Classical Studies
• Course: CLA 1101
• Professor: Heather Loube

Document Summary

Reading: early greece part i (blackboard); camp & fisher, p. 24-29. Gamma is for gorgon (medusa) turn to stone: monster with long hair and wings on her back and her boots, gamma only means that letter, the letter is what it sounds like. 3 eras: paleolithic = hesiod(cid:495)s golden age, neolithic hesiod(cid:495)s silver age, lithos = stone, mesolithic flint knapping. Palaeolithic hellas = hesiod"s golden age: 30,000 - 10,000 bce. Franchthi cave, peloponnese (pelops: known as pelopnnese (cid:494)island of pelops(cid:495, treasure for study of stone age in hellas, not far from sea. Upper paleolithic global warming: =rising sea levels, changes in, landscape, climate, from cold and dry to, damp, different plants are growing in condition, diet, lifestyle, global warming = changes. What does the presence of obsidian and andesite on mainland hellas tell us about. Mesolithic inhabitants they needed boats to get these stone they bring back chunks of stone back to the mainland.